Returns From Milk Samples In Deer Lodge Valley
Milk samples from thirteen ranchers and sellers in Deer Lodge valley were tested in New York. Only one sample showed disease bacteria, while others lacked tissue-building substances and would be unfit for infants. The county health board plans to continue random sampling to maintain milk quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T. JcKenzie
County Health Board
Deer Lodge Valley
George M. Kober
Committee On Public Health
Washington, D. C
Pediatrics Laboratory
Dillon Brown
County Board of Health
T. J. McKenzie
Praise for Rev Abraham L Hanbey Leaves Coffeyville for Anaconda
The Pasadena era notes Rev Abraham Hankey a young minister with an eminent track record departs Coffeyville for Anaconda. The First Methodist Church mourns his move while praising his intellect, faith, and future potential as he seeks to preach in Montana’s mountains. His family includes a wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraam L. Hanbey
Anaconda
Coffeyville
Kan
J. Hanbey
J. C. Macurdy
Coffeyille
Mr. Hanbey
Graham L. Hanbey
Hankey
Mr. Hankey
Abraham Hankey
Ohio
Oho University
Ohio Annual Conference
Independence
Montana
Turner Hall Crowded as Hagerty Tours Northwest
Well known economic expounder Father Thomas Hagerty drew a full Turner Hall audience for his Northwest lecture. He travels through Idaho Oregon Washington and Manitoba before heading home to the East and plans further talks in major cities of the region and in British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Thomas Hagerty
Turner
Father Hagerty
Northwest
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Manna
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Promised Cure for Colds
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as safe reliable and convenient to stop colds and coughs. It claims the tablets cleanse the nasal throat and lung passages using blood root extract and eucalyptus to prevent catarrh bronchitis and pneumonia while criticizing alcohol based tonics and cough syrups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juart
Stuart
Socialist view and critique of Procustean thinking
Father Hagerty defends socialism as an industrial science and warns against forcing rigid mental fits. He argues socialism must ensure each worker receives the full product of labor and that poverty and crime decline as production and distribution serve all people. He condemns old parties and urges workers to seize power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wherwell
Procustes
Boston
Eagles Initiate Five Members At Standard Hall
The Eagles initiated five new members last evening at Standard hall. Those who crossed the burning sands and rode the goat were John S. Parker Chesley S. Kendall C. C. Murphy Jacob Lutz and G A. Childers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Standard Hall
Burning Sands
John S. Parker
Chesley S. Kendall
C. C. Murphy
Jacob Lutz
G. A. Childers
Their Tenth Annual Ball at A. O. H. Hall
One of the year’s most enjoyable social events occurred last evening at the A. O. H. hall as members and guests gathered for a festive ball. The event showcased community spirit and featured music, dancing, and cordial greetings from attending dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. H. Hall
Woodmen of the World Stage 10th Annual Ball Impresses Crowd
Anaconda camp No. 154 held its tenth annual ball with over 100 couples attending. The Union orchestra provided music in the lodge hall while many others joined cards in the A. O. H. quarters. W. J. Ritz directed the floor and Alex McDonald, John Proulx, and William Moore ensured everyone had a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of
Anaconda Camp
Union
W. J. Ritz
Alex McDonald
John Proulx
William Moore
Twentieth Century Club Re-Elects John Frinke President
The Twentieth Century club opened a new season by re-electing its four term president John Frinke. New officers include James O'Mara as vice president W H Mahoney as financial and recording secretary Pat Tobin as treasurer. The house committee features J J Owen James Dunnigan and Abe Falk. The financial committee lists James Dunnigan Samuel O Samuels and Samuel Gillespie. The club, with 77 members, reports solid finances and meets at Third and Oak streets for social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
John Frinke
Frinke
Society
James O'Mara
W. H. Mahoney
Pat Tobin
J. J. Owen
James Dunnigan
Abe Falk
Samuel O. Samuels
Samuel Gillespie
Third and
Oak Streets
City social notes and upcoming events Maccabees to Elks meetings
A busy night with Maccabees Elks and Capital City lodge meetings planned for 7 30. Patsy Farley of Butte visits Anaconda while Fischer concert is postponed to Tuesday at the M E church. Store promotions and charitable events fill the afternoon and evening with golf gloves hose and pillows on sale and a Swedish Mission song social tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fischer
M. E. Church
Methodist Church
Swedish Mission Church
Entertained an Entire Town at Shelburne Farms
Dr. W. S. Webb organized a holiday gathering for Shelburne villagers and Shelburne Farms workers. A magician from New York performed on Christmas Eve, followed by supper and a large Christmas tree loaded with practical gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Burlington
W. S.webb
Shelburne
Shelburne Farms
New York
Miss Oldun Says God Made No Man
In a brief New York Times exchange Miss Oldun remarks on gender and fate, while Charley Gay suggests she may yet meet the man the Lord intended. The dialogue hints at playful social banter and gender expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Miss Oldun
Charley Gay
Flume Break Floods Property In Washoe Case
Bernhard Falk sues Washoe Copper Co for 5000 dollars alleging the September 1901 ice clogged flume caused water overflow destroying a garden and later the January 1902 flood wrecked a slaughter house pigsties and other property killing about 80 pigs and polluting the creek water. seeks 4500 dollars for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhard Falk
Washoe Copper Company
J. M. Denny
W. C. Jones
Warm Springs Creek
Falk
Washoe Company
Young Boy Charged After Dog Shooting Incident
Tony Harrity a young stockraiser was arrested by Constable Gallasher for shooting a neighbor's dog. The dog allegedly molested Belgian hares. Harrity fired at the animal in the leg. He was released and a Justice of the Peace trial is expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Harrity
Gallasher
Harrity
Justice of the Peace
Murphy
Dresses for Doggie Fashion in Paris Draws Attention
Paris fashion notes in La Vie Illustree describe canine wardrobes rivaling those of their mistresses. The feature lists dog trousseau items including chemises de nuits in foulard and linen, silk dressing gowns, and morning outfits of dark cloth trimmed with astrakhan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Les Chiens Sont
Mode
la Vie Illustree
Paris
Illustrated Weekly
Dislocated Shoulder Help From Chamberlains Pain Balm
Mrs. Johanna Soderholm of Fergus Falls Minnesota dislocated her shoulder and a son bought Chamberlains Pain Balm which quickly relieved pain and helped her sleep. The ad also promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds pneumonia and related illnesses available from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Soderholm
Fergus Falls
Minn
Canine Couture Reveals Luxurious Doggy Wardrobe
La Vie Ilustree describes vel vet and satin ceremonial costumes, rain capes, Scotch plaid traveling outfits, yacht blue toilets with gold embroidered yacht name, tailor made garments, and protective foot wear from snow boots to velvet indoor shoes. Gold and silver bracelets, collars, brooches, and a satin retiring kennel complete the pampered life of the canine aristocrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Vie Ilustree
Doggy
Gay Ball in Barn at Shelburne Farm Hosts Elite Guests
In Shelburne Farm’s new $100,000 coach barn a grand ball was given by Dr. and Mrs. W. Seward Webb. About 200 guests from New York, Boston, Burlington and Shelburne enjoyed a concert by Waterman’s Symphony and a late march. The two rooms featured holly, laurel, flags and many electric lights. Supper followed in an adjoining room. The barn measures 110 by 146 feet and was relocated after a $20,000 build to avoid obstructing Lake Champlain views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Burlington
Shelburne Farm
W. Seward Webb
Boston
Shelburne Farms
Shelburne
Lake Champlain
Shelburne House
Thrifty Opera Stars Roil New York Hotels
The New York Sun reports Metropolitan Opera guests caused unrest at several Broadway hotels. A prima donna stayed where she could, other company members moved between rooms, and a cook brewed coffee and a garlic fish stew that spilled onto the hotel owner's wife. The trio left, ending the morning sniffing for the source of the coffee scent. Nordica's husband previously attempted goulash up the Majestic stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
New York
of the Metropolitan
Broadway
Nordica
The
Majestic
New Bro’s Herpicide Promises Cure for Dandruff
An old scalp germ theory claims dandruff causes itching and hair loss. The advertisement touts Newbro’s Herpicide as a permanent cure by destroying the dandruff germ, promising no dandruff or itching once the germ is killed. Samples offered for 10 cents by the Herpicide Co. Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Sich
Anaconda City Council Creates Sewer Improvement District No 18
The Anaconda Montana city council, acting on a petition from abutting property owners, establishes Improvement District No 18 for sewer work through alleys in blocks 126 114 102 87 70 47 and west half of block 38. Protests must be filed with the city clerk by February 2, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Anaconda
Mont
E. Wisner
Religion at Eight Years
Two young sisters discuss faith with one asker challenging the other. The elder asks what her religion amounts to and the younger prefers living over dying to go to heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah B
Anaconda Redeems Sewer Bonds 1884 After 30 Days
City of Anaconda announces readiness to redeem coupon bonds Nos. 7 and 8 issued in 1884 known as sewer bonds. After 30 days from publication, no more interest will be allowed on these bonds. Dated December 17, 1902. W. W. Harper, City Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Exchange National Bank
Anaconda
W. W. Harper
City of
State of
Montana
Washoe Copper files patent for Hub and Vie Cronje lode claims
The Washoe Copper company through attorney Frank A. Jones filed for patent on 31.33 acres of lode claims in Deer Lodge county Montana. The land includes Survey Nos. 6 773 and 6 774 near Silver Lake and adjacent to Silver Moss and Lake Shore lodes. First published 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Washoe Copper Company
Montana
Frank A. Jones
Anaconda
Discovery
Vie Cronje Lode
Silver Lake
Deer Lodge County
U. 8
M. E
E. Cor
Recorder’s Office
Lake Shore
Frances Placer
Frank D. Miracle
Register
Hobson Placer Claim Filed in Deer Lodge County Mont
Copper company attorney filed Mining Patent No 4639 for 31.40 acres of placer ground in Sliver Lake district Deer Lodge County Montana. The Hobson placer survey No 6776 shows detailed bearings ending at Cor 1, with no conflicting claims. Location of record in Deer Lodge county recorder page 256 book 4 pacer locations. Publication list January 12 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Washoe Copper Company
Montana
Frank A. Jones
Anaconda
Sliver Lake
Deer Lodge County
Cor
Peainaieg
Recorder’s Office
Pacer
Frank PD
Miracle
Register
Notice to Creditors Estate of Martha Harwood
Notice is given by Mary H. Durston executrix of Martha Harwood deceased to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate to exhibit them within ten months after first publication. Claims should be presented at 122 West Fifth Street Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Harwood
West Fifth Street
Hickory and
Fift Streets
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Montana
Mary H. Durston
Deer Lo County
Mont
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Rev
Abraham L. Hanbey
Turner Hall
Elks
Dr. Owen
Beaudry Block
R. R. Kilroy of
Butte
City
Capital City Lodge
Patsy Farley
Strain
Drop Head Sewing Machines
Singer Store
East Park Avenue
Quane
Petritz Block
Main Street
Wellcome & Peckover
Charles Flood
Montgomery
MacCallum & Cloutier Mere. Co
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
D. R. McRae
Locust Street
Lottie Williams
Lynchburg, Va
R. P. Kyle
Damerson
West Sixth Street
W. H. Trippet
Dayton
Standard Office
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
St. Paul
T. J. McGrath
James Chambers
Copper City
Strain’s
H. Kleinholz
West Park Street
St. Ann's Hospital
E. S. Sickles
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Albany
N. Y
Mr. Sickles
Washoe
Chamberlain
Gay Ball
Dr. W. Seward Webb
Margaret
Northwestern Theatrical Association
Bostonians
H. C. Barnabee
W. H. MacDonald
New York Academy of Music
Columbia Theater
San Francisco
Florence Roberts
David Belasco
Zaza
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda, Montana
United States
John S. Marshall
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
John R. Toole
M. B. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
F. C. Norbeck
Ass’t
Ali Ane
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